Stein is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for STEIN in dictionary:

VERB:
• to line e.g. a well with stone, also STEAN, STEANE, STEEN
• See Steen.
NOUN:
• a large earthenware beer mug.
• a mug intended for serving beer
• experimental expatriate United States writer (1874-1946)
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a beer mug
• same as steen

Words related to STEIN

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Words that contain STEIN

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How to use STEIN in a sentence

• The chief of these were Stein, Hardenberg, and Scharnhorst.
• It was during the ministry of Stein, and through his efforts, that the anti-Napoleonic revolution began.
• Stein also opened the military profession to the citizen class, which before was closed, only nobles being intrusted with command in the army.
• But Stein saw things as Metternich saw them, and had when prime minister devoted himself to administrative and political reforms.
• Among other persons whom I have met here, is Ferhat Pasha, formerly General Stein, Hungarian Minister of War, and Governor of Transylvania.
• Auchmuty Stein told him Charlie Macklin, the Third Avenue ticket-chopper, was after the same suit, and that he had better take it while he could get it.
• On the first of September, 1855, a widow, whom I shall call Stein, and her little son Johnnie, came to visit grandma.
• Stein that she had had a dream foreboding trouble, and would not continue the journey to the Stein home.
• The officers were Colonel Blake, Major Stein, and Captain Ewell.
• The next night we stopped at the little village of Stein, famous in former times for its robber-knight, Hans von Stein.
• The geographical history of America SEE STEIN, GERTRUDE.
• On the other hand, Stein and his men had come both far and fast.
• Stein was taken, slightly wounded, and so was one of the Uhlans.
• After they had consumed about seven sticks apiece Claude buried his face in a foaming stein of beer, and there it remained until a happy unconsciousness put him down and out.
• But Baron von Stein did not allow himself to be tempted by the brilliancy of the position, or the large compensation.
• Baron von Stein was ill, and his disease was one of those which baffle the skill of the physician, because their seat is to be sought less in the body than in the mind.
• Baron von Stein had just undergone another attack of his dangerous disease.
• I come in the name of, and commissioned by Prussia, to remind Baron von Stein of the words he uttered to the queen when he took leave of her.
• At this moment the eyes of us all are turning toward you, my dear Stein.
• Stein had listened to the words of his friends in silence.
• The three had gone to Nassau to visit the Frau von Stein, mother of the statesman, and a numerous company had been brought together to meet them.
• There he joined Baron von Stein, who eagerly made use of him in his schemes for the liberation of Germany.
• Miss Stein was called upon to sell things which she thought no customers would buy.
• No use advising Miss Stein to buck up and do her best.

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